Courses in Political Science are usually only open for incoming exchange students majoring in Political Science and for exchange students at the School of Social Sciences (Sociology, Psychology). Nominated exchange students will be contacted by their departmental exchange coordinator via e-mail at the end of November/
Exchange students from other schools and departments may only attend classes if (a) places are left for other students (b) they have basic knowledge in political science and statistics (c) the departmental exchange coordinator explicitly approves their participation. In case of further questions, please contact: int-pol@uni-mannheim.de.
Women in European Parliaments
Women are underrepresented in many parliaments across Europe. While the share of women has increased over the last decades, substantial differences remain between countries. In this course, we examine which factors determine the representation of women in parliaments in Europe. What shapes women’s ways into parliament? Which activities do female legislators engage in once they have been elected – and how might this differ from their male colleagues? And what is the effect of women’s presence in parliament?
This seminar begins with an introduction to the relevant theories, concepts and forms of representation as well as resources for studying the representation of women. We will then look at how political institutions, such as the electoral and party systems, affect the number of women in parliaments. Finally, we will look at the behaviour and actions of female parliamentarians and the role of other actors in promoting female representation.
Besides familiarizing students with empirical research in political science and gender studies as well as the research designs and methods political scientists have used to address these topics, this course will encourage students to critically discuss and evaluate the literature and to develop and answer their own empirical research question. To facilitate this process, this course supports students in developing their academic writing skills. Students will also have the opportunity to present their research proposals and receive written feedback from a fellow student and the instructor.
Seminararbeit (4500 Wörter ± 10%)
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. Please take the course only if you are taking the corresponding lecture. This course is optional and does not award credit points.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. We recommend registration before lecture period starts, since this is helpful for gaining access to the reading materials.
1st year course. No prerequisites.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. We recommend registration before lecture period starts, since this is helpful for gaining access to the reading materials.
2nd year course. Basic knowledge in Political Science is helpful.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. We recommend registration before lecture period starts, since this is helpful for gaining access to the reading materials.
No prerequisites required.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. We recommend registration before lecture period starts, since this is helpful for gaining access to the reading materials.
2nd year course. Basic knowledge in Political Science is helpful.
Exchange students from all departments are welcome to register for this course by using Portal2. We recommend registration before lecture period starts, since this is helpful for gaining access to the reading materials.
There are also optional tutorials, please register by using Portal2 as well.
Courses in Sociology are usually only open for incoming exchange students majoring in Sociology and for exchange students at the School of Social Sciences (Political Science, Psychology). Nominated exchange students will be contacted by their departmental exchange coordinator via e-mail at the end of November/
Exchange students from other schools and departments may only attend classes if (a) places are left for other students (b) they have basic knowledge in sociology and statistics (c) the departmental exchange coordinator explicitly approves their participation. In case of further questions, please contact: int-soc@uni-mannheim.de.
Courses in Psychology are usually only open for incoming exchange students majoring in Psychology. Nominated exchange students will be contacted by their departmental exchange coordinator via e-mail at the end of November/
Exchange students from other schools and departments may only attend classes if (a) places are left for other students (b) they have basic knowledge in psychology and statistics (c) the departmental exchange coordinator explicitly approves their participation. In case of further questions, please contact: int-psy@uni-mannheim.de.
Wie, wann und wo sollten wir lernen, um uns später möglichst gut an die gelernten Inhalte erinnern zu können?
Theoretische Modelle und empirische Befunde aus der Gedächtnispsychologie geben spannende Antworten auf diese Frage. In diesem Seminar werden ausgewählte Phänomene detailliert besprochen und mögliche Erklärungen ergründet, sowie Anwendungen im Studienalltag diskutiert.
Achtung: Das Seminar beginnt erst in der zweiten Vorlesungswoche!
Die Vorlesung behandelt die zerebralen Grundlagen psychischer Grundfunktionen (Wahrnehmung und Bewußtsein, Wach-Schlaf-Regulation, Lernen/ |
wird in der Veranstaltung bekannt gegeben
Die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer erwerben in diesem Seminar einen Überblick über Theorien und Befunde zum Thema Sprachentwicklung. Dabei werden unter anderem folgende Fragen behandelt: Was lernen Kleinkinder bevor Sie ihre ersten Wörter sprechen? Wie lernen Kinder die ersten Wörter? Wie beeinflussen soziale und kognitive Entwicklung die Sprachentwicklung? Worauf sind Sprachbeeinträchtigungen zurückzuführen? Im Seminar soll von den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern geübt werden, wissenschaftliche Texte zu erarbeiten, zu präsentieren und anhand von konkreten Beispielen zu veranschaulichen. Im Rahmen von praktischen Übungen, Diskussionen und Gruppenarbeiten können die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer ihre Kenntnisse vertiefen.
Studierende im B.Sc. Psychologie im 3. Fachsemester.
Die Vorlesung führt in das Fach Klinische Psychologie und seine Grundbegriffe ein. Dabei wird der Stoff der Grundliteratur zugrunde gelegt und durch Anschauungsmaterial über exemplarische psychische Störungen und ihre Therapie ergänzt. Hauptthemen: 1. Gegenstandsbestimmung, Überblick über Fachgebiet und Tätigkeitsfelder des Klinischen Psychologen; 2. Nosologische Grundbegriffe („Krankheit“, psychische „Störung“, Ätiologie und Pathogenese); 3. Formen und Probleme klinisch-psychologischer Diagnostik; 4. Hauptklassen psychischer Störungen und Krankheiten; 5. Therapie- und Interventionsprinzipien. In der Vorlesung werden die o.g. Grundsätze an Beispielen der wichtigsten Störungsbilder illustriert. Ein Augenmerk liegt auf den Forschungsmethoden. Hinweis für „Nebenfach Psychologie“-Studierende in anderen Bachelor/ Diese Veranstaltung ist als Nebenfach Psychologie in anderen Bachelor/ |
Prüfungsliteratur siehe:
https://www.sowi.uni-mannheim.de/dickhaeuser/lehre/pruefer-und-modalitaeten/modalitaeten-s-modul/
Weitere Literatur wird im Seminar bekannt gegeben.